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EU Probes Elon Musk's Grok Over Deepfake Image Scandal - Professional coverage
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EU Probes Elon Musk’s Grok Over Deepfake Image Scandal

According to Fast Company, the European Union opened a formal investigation into Elon Musk's X platform on Monday, December 18th.…

Signet's New Tech Boss Aims To Modernize Kay, Zales, And Jared - Professional coverage
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Signet’s New Tech Boss Aims To Modernize Kay, Zales, And Jared

According to Forbes, Signet Jewelers—the world's largest diamond jewelry retailer with brands like Kay, Zales, and Jared—has combined its digital…

AI Agents Have a "Hard Ceiling," New Paper Argues - Professional coverage
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AI Agents Have a “Hard Ceiling,” New Paper Argues

According to Futurism, a recent paper by former SAP CTO Vishal Sikka and his son Varin Sikka makes a bold…

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The Future of Customer Service: Humans and Bots Working Together

Financial institutions are betting big on AI-powered customer service solutions that combine human expertise with bot efficiency. New research shows significant ROI improvements when organizations implement secure, regulated AI systems that work alongside human agents.

The future of exceptional customer service lies in the powerful collaboration between human expertise and artificial intelligence systems. As financial institutions increasingly adopt AI technologies, they’re discovering that the most effective approach combines the efficiency of bots with the empathy and problem-solving skills of human agents. According to recent analysis, this hybrid model is delivering measurable return on investment while transforming how organizations handle customer interactions.

Financial Services Lead AI Adoption in Customer Experience

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Verijet Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: Private Jet Operator Liquidates After CEO Death

Private jet charter operator Verijet has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection, leading to liquidation of assets. The filing comes less than a month after founder and CEO Richard Kane’s death, marking the end of the company’s ambitious vision for affordable private aviation.

Private jet charter operator Verijet has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, triggering complete liquidation of the company’s assets just weeks after founder and CEO Richard Kane’s sudden death. The filing marks a dramatic collapse for what had become the 13th-largest private jet operator in the United States, ranked by charter and fractional flight hours. Unlike Chapter 11 bankruptcy that allows for reorganization, Chapter 7 bankruptcy means the company will cease operations entirely while a trustee sells its assets to pay creditors.

Verijet’s Rapid Rise and Ambitious Vision